Transylvania!

Spookiest place to visit -Hell, Michigan

Definitely Craco, Italy. My friend went and swears it's the creepiest place ever

Sleepy Hallow

That would be Sleepy Hollow!

Cedar Point, Sandusky Ohio with their Halloweekends. Amusement park turned into a Halloween lovers paradise.

I would say Vegas!! It's pretty scary cause I usually leave with a lot less money than I went there with. ;)

Bon Temps (home of True Blood)

Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo
Italy
I have always wanted to go there and this seems spooky to say the least.

Cassadega, Florida is famous for having a large number of psychics and Mediums, and is known as the "Psychic Capital of the World". Located in Central Florida, Cassadega is not far from Daytona Beach or Orlando, Florida. There are several very nice Best Western hotels in both cities.

The Spiritualist Camp received it's charter in 1894. The Hotel was built in 1920. The area is scenic and rich in history.This is the link to their site: http://www.cassadaga.org

Perfect for a Halloween visit!

Historic Tours of Cassadaga
Saturday , October 15Learn about Cassadagas unique and mysterious beginnings, its unusual architecture, and the spirit activity that still goes on within the homes of present day mediums.

Plan to
Dance With Spirit!
Halloween fun in Cassadaga!
Friday & Saturday (October 28th and 29th)

Back when I was poor college kid, a buddy and I went to Detroit. Most of Detroit wasn't spooky, but we stayed in a Motel 6 near 8 Mile Road. Big mistake!!!

The Graveyard in Transylvania!

More The queen Mary Ofcourse , but if you are looking for a more rare find then id have to decently say
The Hill of Crosses
aparently the crosses placed on
the hill neighboring the Lithuanian city of Siauliai,
are not a symbol of death and pain.
First recorded in 1850, the ritual of placing
crosses on this hill is believed to date from 1831

Merry old England. With all of those old castles and the Tower of London, ghosts are bound to be hanging around!

My spooky destination is New Orleans! With sensuous sometimes eerie jazz tunes wafting through the air around every corner of the Quarter, the city pulses like Edgar Allan Poe's "Tell Tale Heart". Voodoo shops are as common as Gucci boutiques and glow like Jack O'lanterns on Halloween night every day of the year. Highlights of your visit to New Orleans could include a football game but more than likely will include a cemetery or Vampire tour. you could even visit the tomb of MARIE LAVEAU THE VOODOO QUEEN OF NEW ORLEANS. Yes the spirits flow freely from bottles in New Orleans AND out of dim doorways too. This city is my favorite spooky place to visit any time of year. BOO

I've never been there, but with all the stories of Dracula I would say the spookiest travel destination would be Transylvania

Savannah, GA has the fun yet spooky Hauntings Tour since the city was built over old cemeteries.

The European Ossuaries! Yikes.

Salem, Massachusetts, hands down. Where else can you walk into a witch's store in the middle of town and meet a real, live witch.

We travel to Knotts Berry Farm during Halloween, because they make the park haunted.

The Winchester House. That place is super eerie even in the day time.

Spookiest place is San Francisco. So many haunted places and even hotels. You can't forget about the infamous Alcatraz either.. that place will send chills down your spine.

Spookiest place is San Francisco. So many haunted places and even hotels. You can't forget about the infamous Alcatraz either.. that place will send chills down your spine.

Spookiest places - Nursing Homes Alot of souls are lost there!! We need to care for our elderly better than we do!! I have been in one recently that all the employees claimed lights going off, patients hearing the voices of children playing, seeing things that wasnt there!! Nursing Homes can be very spooky!

Ghost tours of Tombstone, AZ and Bisbee, AZ are great ways to celebrate Halloween!

Knott's Scary Farm Halloween Haunt in Buena Park, California. Walking through the "Ghost Town" I screamed so hard, I lost my voice!

The haunted corn field Maze in PHX Arizona or Alice coopers town

I would think Chernobyl would be one of the scariest destinations ..

Calico Ghost Town in Yermo, California! People say it's haunted and I believe it. Even scarier if you go during Halloween!

The Stanley Hotel in Colorado, the ghost tour is very crepy. Awesome!

I would say Transylvania!

Destinations are not what makes a place spooky generally it is current events,
like anyplace where they shoot at you just because you're American and you don't
even like most of your fellow Americans. I mean hey you guys with the guns,
don't you see the Dissident T-Shirt? Or anyplace where you have to climb of the top of something and might not get down, Like the top of Mt. Rushmore.

The cemeteries of New Orleans! The cemeteries look like little cities of their own and have lots of history of spookiness!

Downtown Chicago at night Erie beautiful skyline

Montreal and The Old Montreal Ghost Walking Tour...definitely hair raising!

I would have to say Vancouver! We have so many attactions like the haunted trolley, fright nights, like 50 haunted houses. Its just great to see! I get spOoked for weeks living here!!

i believe a great place to visit any time of year would be the Waverly Sanitarium.
It Built in the 1900s, it was a place people with horrorble tuberculosis came in hopes to be cured and sied almost every one who went, and is
considered to be one of the most haunted places in the world spooky huh.

New Orleans!!

New York.

Underground Seattle!

Devil's Tower in Wyoming. Some weird vibes there.

I think Alcatraz in San Francisco would be one of the creepiest places to visit. I'm thinking it would be the most creepy, at night!

Los Alamos, NM. Every time I go to that place the hair on the back of my neck stands up; you glow in the dark. Oh, the secrets held there.

Ghost tours in Mesa AZ

Ghost Towns!!

Salem, Mass, hands down, the scariest!!!

salem,massachusettes

Catacombs near Rome Italy

Salem MA,

That would have to be Salem, MA over the Halloween week! Not really scary but great fun. My sister and I spent 6 days there the week prior to Halloween and had a wonderful time. Lots of scary museums, both witchy and pirates as well at lots of awesome shops done up in there spooky best! A must see on the Halloween Holiday schedule!

Knott's Scary Farm Halloween Haunt

Bucharest and Transylvania Romania ---Visit Vlad the Impaler's castle (Dracula) and Bran's castle (Bram Stoker novel).

Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Stayed at the Jefferson Hotel Jefferson Texas. It was spooky!

Knott's Scary Farm Halloween Haunt

The spookiest place I have ever traveled to was Salem, Massachusetts for Halloween. There are tours in the witch's houses, cemetery and just tons of people walking around in costumes.

The spookiest place I have ever heard about is a ghost tour in New Orleans complete with sleeping in haunted quarters.

Salem Massachusetts would be really spooky during Halloween...

The Whaley House Old Town San Diego, CA!

Halloween Haunt at Kings Island, just north of Cincinnati, OH. Indoor and outdoor haunt attractions plus roller coasters :)

The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, CO

The hotel that Stephen King's novel, "The Shining" was based on.

I've never been anywhere spookier than Gettysburg, PA. Not an inch of ground there that a soldier didn't die on...and it is evident. Had many occurances happen there. Will never go back...

Salem, Massachusets. The witches have been on North America since pilgrim days.

The Terror Haus in Budapest was extremely disturbing, but in a serious "museum about totalitarian oppressions" kind of way, rather that a fun halloween way.

The Bermuda Triangle.If you visit you may not come back.

The Paulding Lights(Legends of Ghosts) in the U.P. of Michigan, often called the Spooky Lights!!!!!

Stanley hotel where they shot the shining

The spookiest place that I've ever been would have to be Alcatraz on a cold October Morning.

My mother in-law's house.

Italian politics and 'the true horror

The spookiest place would have to be eastern state penitentiary in Philadelphia because everytime I go there, I always have this feeling of death lingering around me, definitely scary!!!

Salem MA is spooky!

Definitely old finch, Toronto Ontario.
wooded area with old spooky houses.

Farnsworth House in Gettysburg, PA

Poveglia Island near Venice

Six Flags Fright Fest at Halloween. Scary!

the catacombs in Italy - i was pretty creeped out when i was there

New Orleans! The cemeteries, Garden District, Voodoo, and plantations are all spooky. Especially walking the streets and the weather is chilly and wet

Free and a fun novelty thing to do for Halloween or anytime... freaked me out as a kid!! Spook Hill in Lake Wales, FL.

You stop at a certain spot (follow the signs), put the car in neutral and your car will roll uphill.

Fayette, Michigan... Beautiful but one can sense the tough life they lead there.

Free and a fun novelty thing to do for Halloween or anytime... freaked me out as a kid!! Spook Hill in Lake Wales, FL.

You stop at a certain spot (follow the signs), put the car in neutral and your car will roll uphill.

Kingston, Ontario, Canada is pretty spooky. There are some great ghost walks and a lot of history that will leave you creeped out!!

I have been to some pretty scary places, my fear level or meter was on high(run) when we were traveling through old Sacramento in California at night when the eve of all souls was soon upon us. I still wonder if it was the souls from the gold rush era and sutters fort trying to get our attention?

The spookiest place would be the Underground Vaults in Edinburgh, Scotland! There are tons of spooky tours that go down there, with theatrical tour guides and creepy atmosphere. Loads of bodies were hidden down there, including the bodies of people killed by serial killers Burke and Hare for medical experiments.

The spookiest place I ever visited was the Tower of London. It was pitch black that day, and there were all sorts of strange noises and a presence that couldn't be explained....

Magnolia Mansion in New Orleans. Many guests have reported meeting friendly ghosts when they stay in the room known as the Vampire's Lair.

New Gate Prison and Copper Mine, East Granby, CT

Scotland with all the spooky old castles!

I remember going to Alcatraz Prison in San Fransisco a few years back and taking a tour. Those Solitary Confinement cells are really spooky!

I was once in the Tower of London when the power went out, it was by far the spookies place on earth!

The spookiest place I visited recently was the Gaol in Goderich, Ontario. Especially after the tornado tore the town apart, it is an eerie feeling to wonder through that old place.

The spookiest place I have been is Northern State Mental Hospital in Sedro Woolley, WA. It was definitely eerie and have my skin crawling. Part of it is still used but some of it is not. The part that is not is definitely scary looking and you can feel something in the air. I don't ever want to go back.

The spookiest place I visited recently was the Gaol in Goderich, Ontario. Especially after the tornado tore the town apart, it is an eerie feeling to wonder through that old place.

the Salem witch museum (near Boston USA). Everything is tooooo real

The spookiest place I've recently traveled is to my attic space looking for the Halloween decorations. Spiders.....everywhere ~ I itched like crazy foe 1/2 hour because I was certain there was some on me!

Graveyard tour in Boston

Graveyard tour in New Orleans

Underground Seattle tour is definitely creepy. It's wet and dark and smells like rotting earth. The tours take you through lots of old historical locations and they recount stories of Seattle's past....all the while there's people on the streets above oblivious to the fact that you're actually underneath them. It's sort of like being buried in the belly of Seattle.

No doubt about it - the mother-in-law's!

No doubt about it - the mother-in-law's!

Sleepy Hollow, Pleasantville New York!

Bolivia

Busch Garden during the Howl-O-Scream events..

Knott's Berry Farm, Knott's Scary Farm Halloween Haunt, very scary at halloween!

The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, CO. (that inspired Stephen King to write the Shining...)

Mount Moriah Cemetery in Deadwood SD. Very creepy cool town to. A lot of history there.

swan lake after dark.......creeeeeeeeppppppyyyyyy

Havre Beneath the Streets, Havre Montana. Very creepy underground "City"

Waverly Hills Sanatorium

Transylvania

Believe it or not, both my husband and myself saw different ghosts in Jackson, WY (outside Teton N.P.), so that's my choice. Truly freaked us out.

I'd say any cemetary at night is pretty spooky.

The scariest place to go to this Halloween is Salem! Salem has the witches, the water, the history, everything to make your Halloween the scariest yet!. Walk with the real witches.

Transylvania! Any small town in Romania at night.

Nightmares Fear Factory in Niagara Falls

Winchester Mystery House in the Bay Area, Ca, was one of the most spookiest places i've ever been. I liked taking my children different places and we went here one weekend. The hallways were so small and staircase as well. The rooms looked as if we had been sent back in time and mrs winchester would pop out of door at any moment. I swore i heard noises of hammering on occasion as the worker worked on her mansion for years on end. Now when i even see a gun i automatically think of those cold, lifeless rooms and scary dark hallways in that mansion.

Choeung Ek in Phnom Penh, Cambodia where a Buddhist Stupa is filled with more than 5000 human skulls - doesn't get much spookier than that!

iraq!

My spooky travel destination was my mother-in-laws house. sent shivers down my spine! Never going there again, far too scary!

The Transylvania area of Romania! We've been there and it has that spooky, misty, fogginess in the air at night even when it's not Halloween time!

the crypts in vienna

the crypts in Vienna

It would have to be Whitby in Great Britain where Dracula spent some time stalking and they say vampires still do ooooooooooo

It would have to be Whitby in Great Britain where Dracula spent some time stalking and they say vampires still do ooooooooooo

Roswell!

Salem

Salem, Massachussetts, what with its history of the witch trials.

There's a Victorian house on the main street of Findlay, Ohio that is really spooky. It is known as the "house on the hill". David Copperfield used the house in one of his illusions (burning house).

Definitely Transylvania!

Prypiat, Northern Ukraine- the deserted town that the Chernobyl employees lived in. Check out the Ferris Wheel

Transylvania is the Spookiest Place to Travel

the tunnels in Moosejaw Sask.

Stanley Hotel, Estes Park, CO

Oak island in nova scotia...is there a buried treasure and a ghost protecting it??!!

Transylvania, Romania

The Tower of London in London England. Anne Boleyn is supposed to walk there with her head tucked under her arm.

Well Transylvania of course. Would love to spend Hallow's Eve there! :)

Check out Frankenstein Castle in Germany. Beautiful and creepy castle ruins for exploring.

Canada's Wonderland when transformed for Halloween

The Paris Catacombs in France....wrong...so very wrong

Ottawa, ON Canada has a ghost walk at night - its awesome.

The Jack-the-Ripper tour in London England was creepy. Following a guy in a top hat and tails with a lantern at midnight down cobble back alleys is spooky. Happy Halloween

The Catacombs in Paris. So much death!!!

Six Pines Haunted Attractions
in Manitoba!
I dare you!

I too think Transylvania would be an exciting place to go!

Salem, Massachusetts!!

Definately Salem,Massachusetts

congress plaza chicago.

New Orleans is the spookiest place to visit. We went on a haunted walking tour at night and it creeped me out. Also, you can check out the old cemeteries, one has the tomb of Marie Laveau? Not sure of the name but she was the Voodoo Queen.

Saunder's Farm in Munster, ON
It's the scariest and the most fun.

Transylvania

What's spookier than Dracula??

I have been to London several times and the Tower of London is kinda creepy for me. It has a rich history of killings and such.

Sherlock would agree...England I say old chap!
With all those famous killers! All the ghosts that creep around in the London fog....ooooooo. You can also spot many ghosts in the british forests....ooooooo...

Though I've never been there, probably the Tower of London

Shirakawago, Japan ... stayed at a grass roof house ... it was dark, rainy and windy ... also didn't help when I was watching Paranormal Activity ... freaked me out to go to the washroom.

The scariest place to visit is Toronto to watch their "professional" sports teams.

I like the Sparks Street area of Ottawa, Canada at night. The cobbled streets, dark alleys, old architecture and history make it spooky. If you're visiting, check out the "Haunted Walks" - fun stuff!

The Bates Motel

Okanagan Lake.... OGOPOGO!!!

I think any cemetary and/or Transylvania!

Headless nun adventure in Miramichi NB

Drumheller, AB. Dinosaurs and old mines make this place spooky.

I would say Vegas!

savannah, georgia

Branson Missouri is pretty darned spooky, any time of the year!

Your suites inn hotel in downtown Tucson, everything is old and falling apart.

Phuket, Thailand in the alleys are scary, especially the lady boys

phuket thailand in the alleys near the lady boys

Blarney Castle in Ireland - check out the lower 'off limits' chambers and caves, spooksville Batman!!

I have read there is a " White Lady"...in Monroe Connecticut...that apparently stands in the middle of a road & she is often hit by oncoming cars. But when people get out they find no damage on their vehicle or of the lady. That is pretty scary stuff to think you hit a person & they are not there.

I think a Graveyard - any graveyard - at night and especially Hallowe'en night.

I'm going to agree with those who said Ottawa and the ghost tour is great but I dare you to go to the Ottawa Jail Hostel and try to stay the night. They used to let you stay in some of the death row cells...notice: USED to!

has to be the cemetary up in Vaughn Ontario (dufferin street north of Major Mackenzie).... I hear voices coming from there at night

sleepy hollow

I really enjoyed the haunted houses in niagara falls :d and canadas wonderland has fun haunted houses aswell. SPOOKY :D

New Orleans is a spooky place to travel!

The sight of a UFO sighting

Disaster Point

Located in Jasper National Park, Alberta this rocky ridge was the only route into the Athabasca Valley. Many wagon trains were wrecked and a few lives lost. More recently it is the site of an escaped prescribed fire that burned over 25,000 Ha of forest. Each year 5-6 big horn sheep are hit and killed while licking salt on the road here. There are two nearby caves one with bats, the other with permanent ice inside. This summer a young cougar attacked a dog out hiking with its owners.

Definitely a place well named and one of the spookiest places to visit.

Lots of other less frightening thing to see in do in Jasper too.

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Elora Ontario is the spookiest location that I know. It's the location of the "Twilight Zoo". Every October we are inundated by spooky creatures that appear almost overnight! The creations are the brainchild of Tim Murton, a local artist and the virus has caught hold of businesses, households and even the Town participates in displaying weatherproof creatures throughout the town of Elora Ontario. Scary stuff!

a scary place to visit is a century old hotel in stratford ontario the stairs creek and walls seem to moan like voices!

Transylvania!

Ottawa Ontario - 'The Haunted Walk'

Salem, MA is very spooky!

Salem, MA. What a creepy place. Wouldn't raise my kids there.

New Orleans, Louisiana - the French Quarters! Who knows what went on there hundreds of years ago.

Definately would have to be Translyvania!

I found the Tower of London very spooky mostly because the Yeoman Guide we had regaled us with all the weird things that have happened in the Tower and at the chopping block in the courtyard. The Bloody Tower and it's gate are really scary with all the people who entered and never left.

the Catacombs under Paris France I think would be horribly spooky

believe it or not,our fave spooky place is downtown Honolulu,Hawaii!they block off the downtown core and everyone 'goes to town' getting really dressed up!it is an all-night event with music.contests,adult beverages and more!Halloe'en in honolulu feels like Mardi Gras-lots of friendly sparkle and spooky costumes about..

I think the most exciting place that is also spooky is Salem Massachusetts. In the town where the witches were put on trial. Love witches and would love to see all the items in the Museums there.

One of the spookiest places I know of is a small town in Central Florida, which is the home of Spook Hill. Lake Wales FL has a legend that "many years ago an Indian village was terrorized by a large gator. The village Chief killed the gator in a great battle that created a lake where he was buried on i's north side. Later mail riders found their horses would labor down hill on the north side of the lake, thus creating the Legend of Spook Hill. Is it the Chief still keeping people off his land or the Gator seeking revenge?

Sleepy Hollow

The Scary walk in Ottawa. There's a hostel that used to be prison where you can sleep for a night. Apparently it's quite the experience...

Gastown in Vancouver, BC is a spooky place at night.

I think Disney World in Orlando,Fl...at halloween time.
Leave to Disney to do it right.
Halloween is not only spooky but fun,
Carole Colclasure

In Ottawa at the bytown museum there is a ghost for real. All staff who work at night hear the creepy loud sounds, some can not work. Ottawa has had a pretty rough past lots of drinking, fighting, and meyhem lots of spirits around Ottawa.

In Ottawa at the bytown museum there is a ghost for real. All staff who work at night hear the creepy loud sounds, some can not work. Ottawa has had a pretty rough past lots of drinking, fighting, and meyhem lots of spirits around Ottawa.

In Ottawa at the bytown museum there is a ghost for real. All staff who work at night hear the creepy loud sounds, some can not work. .

Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, PA! It was a former prison that you can tour. It is very dilapidated, and gave me the heebie jeebies!

gERMANY'S bLACK fOREST IS THE STUFF OF LEGENDARY NIGHTMARES

Salem of course.

Salem Mass....always love halloween there.

Victoria, British Columbia with many haunted areas and buildings.

GETTYSBURG, PA has many ghosts.

the old graveyards in Boston are kind of spooky

Gettysburg,Pa.

I would have to say Transylvania!

Nova Scotia hotels have soooooo many ghosts of all ages. Ask about the little boy who bounces a ball down the hall ways.

How 'bout a nice cruise through the Bermuda Triangle?! ooooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Tijauna at night was creepy for me.

Transylvania would be a great scary place to visit! Be sure to wear a turtleneck! LOL

the Nevada desert at night

Sleepy Hollow, NY

Afghanistan

Afghanistan

Gaitlin Nebraska

Montevideo, Uruguay - They have all of these old 1920s style tall buildings and pictures in cafes of the Nazi zeppelins that used to travel there, & it rained non-stop while I was there.

The castles of Ireland. Beautiful, but spooky too!

BERMUDA TRIANGLE!

new orleans

Dracula Club, St.Moritz, Switzerland (only if you're not a member)

Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, Ca

cool

I would think Transylvania is the spookiest place.

Creepiest place I ever stayed was at a Civil War era farmhouse in Gettysberg. They say soldiers walk the grounds...........eeeeek!

The graveyard in Halifax that holds many who died on the Titanic is creepy :)

The graveyard in Halifax that holds many who died when the Titanic sank is creepy :)

The graveyard in Halifax that holds many who died when the Titanic sank is creepy.

I think Salem, Massachusetts is the spookiest place to travel to.

Predjama Castle in Slovenia it dates back to the dark ages. I got such a eerie feeling when I visited it!!

I'm thinking that New Orleans would be pretty spooky!!

Salem in Massachusetts, go be one with the witches & ghosts.

Canada's Wonderland, Vaughan, ON Halloween Haunt.

Salem, Massachusetts!

Savannah sure has it's share or ghosts.

I'd say New orleans

salem ma

The spookiest place to visit and stay is the Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast in Fall River, MA. You'll have to sleep with one eye open looking for her ghost and wondering if she'll give you "40 whacks" with her axe.

St. Augustine is pretty spooky at night, lots of dark narrow streets and plenty of ghost stories.

The Tower Of London in Jolly Old England!

My Spooky Travel Destination was New Orleans, the older part of it, great place, but very spooky, watch those Gators lol @tomgirlbc

The Catacombs situated near Rome, Italy is the most haunted location I can think of!
Spooky!

Scotland, with it's haunted castles that were seiged and history of clan wars and war with England. There is nary a setting not affected, roads, theatres, castles, graveyards. Scotland is rich with history and hauntings!

I'd have to say the Winchester House in California. It is both haunted, and bizarre in design!

The STANLEY HOTEL in Estes Park, CO sssshhhhhhhhhh!

Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, PA.
Thanks.

Spooky Travel Destination for me is Houston Cemetary http://www.glenwoodcemetery.org/ Yikes, @tomboybc dropped in to pay my last respects !!

savannah georgia

My mother-in-law's house.Need I say more!

We stayed in a bed and breakfast in Lake City, CO and the ghost kept waking us up at the same time every night. When we went to leave we decided we did not have time for the mining tour and my husbnad tried to throw it in the garbage, but the ghost spinned it in the air and it landed on the arm of his chair, as if to say we should go there!

"EEEEERY" PENNSYLVANIA

Would have to be Transylvania...at night!!

Auschwitz concentration camp

I would opt for something close-by that can be done easier
than traveling across the oceans - I would say Salem MA in the US.

We were thinking of driving to Salem MA which is about a few hours away.
And, spend the night there. Woo-hooo!

I opt for Salem, MA since it's a few hours away and it can be done!

The cemeteries in Salem MA would be a spooky place - its in our agenda! :)

The spookiest place to travel is to the old castles in Ireland. Even though they are very nice, there is such an eerie feeling about them.

In 2006 I stayed at a hotel in Singapore across from Changi Beach. The afternoon of my arrival I walked the beach where families were playing and camping and fishing in the waters near the airport.

There was a memorial marker commemorating a massacre of 66 Chinese males on Changi Beach February 20, 1942. Over 1,000 ethnic Chinese were massacred in the beach area during World War II.

That night I woke up from sleep with pipes rattling in the hotel room and suddenly I felt a weight on the bed and then on my body holding me down. I could not move. After some struggle I kicked the weight off me and jumped out of bed.

I grabbed my camera and photographed the dark room with my flash lighting up the suite.

Nothing was there. The ginns of Singapore had come and gone.

I find castles really spooky, so I think some of the castles in Hungary would do it!

The Stanley Hotel in Colorado. Its where Steven King got his inspiration to write "The Shining". Very haunted, reportedly Jim Carrey stayed in the same room as Steven King & he had to check out early due to unexplainable events.....

I would have to say Cedar Points Halloweekend is the scariest!

Bodie, CA, the real end of the world. For fun you go down to Death Valley.

Lemp Mansion in St. Louis is haunted

Edinburgh, Scotland. Where else would a ghost dog(Greyfier's Bobby) and the graveyard he haunts be a sweetie story?

Carlsbad Caverns National Park in NM where a couple hundred thousand (!) bats leave the caves at night to go eat. Super spooky!

NYC Subway at 3AM.

Holcomb, Kansas - it doesn't get any creepier than that . . .

Gettysburg Battlefield or Cemetery

Getting lost in the cemeteries of New Orleans, esp St. Louis #1, you can feel the breath of ghosts and worse on the back of your neck.

Hell, Cayman Islands

hell michigan is the best

The Spookiest place to Travel would be The Most Haunted town in the World... Wilder, Kentucky!!! There have been many Demonic claims @ Bobby Macky's which is said to be The Gates of Hell... there are many different Haunted Locations in Nevada & Kentucky and would be the scariest trip ever!!! And you may even have the Scary follow you Home...
"In twenty years of psychic investigations into ghosts, haunting, poltergeists and demonic like possessions, I have never encountered a more malevolent or destructive case than that which I experienced at Bobby Mackey's Music World in Wilder, Kentucky. Doug Hensley, in "Hell's Gate", has taken on the formidable and dangerous task of telling the story. Through his eyes can be seen the images of the dark side of human nature and how collective Evil insidiously breaks down the spiritual protection of those who challenge it naively. This is a very convincing story, but more than that it is a nightmare of the real."

Rome can be scary. Santa Maria della Concezione dei Cappuccini is a church where in its crypt all the decorations are made of human skeletons. Thats scary.

That would be Washington D.C.

Waitomo Caves Hotel in New Zealand.

catacombs in Paris

As the name states - Hell, Michigan

Salem, Oregon is very spooky!

Salem, Oregon!!

Salem, Oregon!!

Alcatraz... no doubt.

Salem, Oregon!!

A Halloween-night visit to the grave of Edgar Allen Poe in downtown Baltimore. It's creeptastic!

Alcatraz at night

The Old Spaghetti Factory abandoned restaurant on Davie street in Vancouver

The Old Spaghetti Factory abandoned restaurant on Davie street in Vancouver

Western China where no one lives

Tucson, Az because there is nothing there!

The scariest place is the haunted hayride in the forest in montgomery,AL.

The Bermuda Triangle

San Diego's haunted district

My mother in laws house!

Alcatraz

Pennsylvania!!! Muahahahahaha!

London's East End Jack the Ripper guided walk on a foggy night.

The Paris crypts!!

Halloween Haunt at Canada's Wonderland in Vaughan Ontario

Salem Mass is one scary place.

New Orleans - the voodoo shops in the French Quarter

The Gothic Castle!

Newport Beach

No where else even comes close... the spookiest place to travel has got to be "Isla de Las Munecas" - Mexico's Island of the Dolls.

Gibraltar Point Lighthouse by Toronto, it's said to be haunted!

Has to be salem mass!

Chicago has some great haunted houses, creepy history (H.H. Holmes), and haunt tours. The Devil in the White CIty Tour is very disturbing!

South of the Red river, also known as Texas. GO SOONERS!!!

Bhangarh, Rajasthan, India. People say it is impossible to spend a night in Bhangarh. And to complicate the matter, the name of the place itself is spooky!!

New Orleans graveyard tour!

Nawlins (New Orleans) cemeteries.

New Orleans graveyard tour!

That's got to be Transylvania!

Brasov, Romania (in Transylvania)

Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah ... at dusk ... the hanging moss the swaying trees, the many statues ...

Any graveyard in ancient Greece!!

Whaley House San Diego, CA

the basement of an old house we were renting in South Vancouver, i would have to go into the basement to do the laundry and i always got creeped out going down there, i am sure something horrible happend down there

Savannah, GA. Ghosts and cemeteries.

A spooky trip to to travel to is at Beban Park, Nanaimo, BC Canada where spooky creatures are Standing Outside this whole month illuminated besides that. Children and Adults alike love this Halloween Scary Spot.

Hallowe'en Haunt @ Canada's Wonderland, in Vaughan, Ontario

After watching a program on TV last night, Chernobyl!

A graveyard at midnight!

Rue St. Catherine in Montreal at night!!

The local cemetary during the evening hours..................scary.............spooky...........

The local cemetary during the evening hours....scary and spooky!

Salem during October, although I was born there so it's no so bad. =)

Auburn, Alabama is the scariest place on earth! ROLL TIDE ROLL

The Golden Gate Bridge during an earthquake

How about Salem

Hotel Fort Garry in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada! HAUNTED...SO HAUNTED!

A haunted corn maze, definitely

We visited New Brunswick and stayed in the oldest Seaside resort in North America, the Fairmount Algonquin. it has an old 'wing' where they no longer put guests as there have been ghost sightings, but they will give you a tour. Apparently the (former) guests of the hotel like to come back and visit the old wing, which they stopped using for living people a few years ago. Brrrrrr.

So, there we were in lovely Venice. It rains in Venice and there are streets that lead you straight into the water, did you know that? Well it would help to know that when it is pitch black, pouring rain, no street light and you are lost, looking for your B&B! We almost walked into the water so many times. Every moving thing looked like an apparition. Then we finally get into our room, crawl into bed, tired and exhausted. Bang! Something jumps through the window and lands on my hubby's chest - he screams, I rush to turn on the light. It's a black cat! The "hotel cat" apparently and with no screens on the window, he apparently did nothing wrong!

New Orleans

Alcatraz

I wouldn't want to meet up with the Headless Horseman in Sleepy Hollow in New York. That would be very spooky.

Eerie Pennsylvania

We drove through a little town near the New River Gorge in West Virginia once called Minden. It was just a weird place, I would not want to be a stranger in that town at night fall.

Salem, MA - maybe they're friendly witches

Eureka Springs, AR specifically The Crescent Hotel.

http://www.crescent-hotel.com/

Death Valley! The name says it all! Hopes to making it out alive... :)

Death Valley! The name says it all... hope to make it out alive. :)

Death Valley! The name says it all... hope to make it out alive. :)

My mother in laws house.

MTV called it "Serenity Lake" It has also been called "Padova City" and "Tranquille City". On the outskirts of Kamloops BC it was a small self sufficient village built in the early 1900s to house tuberculosis patients. There was no contact with the outside world except for the train that would bring them some supplies. After they all died... it became a huge mental hospital. Rumor has it after the doctor built a shrine for his wife with her body parts (fingers) he killed himself. There was a "pig man" kept in isolation that raped a nurse. That was in the 70s in the 80s it became a town for down syndrome persons and then closed. Now it is empty and you can get tours of the run down buildings and underground tunnels...or sneak a peak yourself. If you take pictures there are orbs all over them and shadows and faces in the windows! Very creepy place and it is disappearing because there are real estate plans to develop it into a resort community....

The Catacombs in Paris

my ex-husband's current wife's house is as scary as you can get... mostly because of the witch that lives there!

Go to London England and take the Jack the Ripper walking tour at night.

Catacombes de Paris, followed by the sewer tour.

Catacombes de Paris, followed by the Sewers Museum.

A spooky place from Oct 14 to 31st is Fright Nights at Playland in Vancouver, BC.

Cemetery island of Venice.

Once of the most feared and dangerous prisons was made famous by the movie The Count of Monte Cristo. The island in the Mediterranean Sea where the "CHATEAU D'IF" is located. In the movie that place cold isolated and creepy and not somewhere I would want to visit anytime soon. Since the movie it is now a popular tourist attraction. Go figure.

I think the Queen Mary Dark Harbor attraction is a great spooky destination. A historic ship, terrifying mazes, and the Best Western Long Beach is nearby!

visiting the bats at Capricorn Caves, Queensland, Australia!

A lot of interior British Columbia is super spooky with it's many abandoned towns and buildings scattered. One of the scariest places is an old abandoned mental asylum in Tranquille, BC. It's a horror movie waiting to happen! And I guess back in the day, the patients & staff may have felt like they were living a real life horror drama.

The spookiest place to travel is the Ottawa Youth Hostel in Ottawa, Ontario. It used to be an old jail where the last legal hanging was performed and is said to be very haunted!

The Catacombs!

Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia, PA. Creepy disused former prison that's slowly crumbling, right in the middle of Philly.

Tower of London in Great Britain.

Tower of London in Great Britain.

Tower of London in Great Britain.

My mother in Laws.

Dracula castle

Transylvania, Romania

I'm thinking Alcatraz would be pretty terrifying, especially in the middle of the night.

I agree with many others, Transylvania must be scary.

Phantan Alley in Victoria BC.

Graveyards of New Orleans

St. Louis cemetery in New Orleans Established in 1789..spooky !!!
was on vacation and wanted to see the old cemeteries definitely a must see...

This isn't really a travel destination. It is where I used to live. When I was 18 we lived in an old 2 story house in Fresno Ca. My boyfriend at the time (now my husband) worked the graveyard shift, so I was home alone. One nght I was sitting on the floor in the living room talking to him on the phone, because I was scared to go to bed. As I was sitting there someone or something came through the front door, I could here the door opening then closing, though the actual door did not move then it passed behind me, I felt it brush past me and could here the footsteps and then it went through the kitchen. To this day I still have no idea what that was.

Centralia, PA

oxford castle -- touring the old prison cells

Hueco Tanks, TX at night

Salem is the scariest place ever

how about Hell, Grand Cayman. it's hot as heck there too.

New Orleans is a spooky place to visit from the above ground cemeteries, plantations, older architecture, and voodoo it gets spooky with the cool weather and if an evening storm rolls in....watch out

THE bLACK FOREST IN gERMANY IS NOT AT ALL WELCOMING

The Leland Hotel in Detroit, MI has some of very spooky floors!

Sleepy Hollow

The Hostel in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada used to be a prison before where there used to be hangings. The haunted walk also is quite spooky, and definitly worth it.

At this time of year, Kingston is a particularly scary destination, while there, be sure to visit Fort Fright for some extra chills and thrills :)

I think the voodoo district of New Orleans. They also have a ghost walk you can take. It is pretty scarey.

Salem, MA!

Hell Grand Cayman island

Salem

salem for sure

The coolest and spookiest place I've been to is Mount Moriah Cemetery in Deadwood SD.

I was new to IL and went to go get my husband from his work. There are many exists along the road and some take you to highways. Anyway I took the wrong exist ended up on a highway that kept going on and on without any exists for the next 20 minutes. It was late at night and my son who was 2 was with me in the car. Finally an exist! I took it even though I had no idea where it would take me. Mind you this is before GPS..And i didn't have a cell phone at the time so It was me and an open road!..The exist I took ended me in a factory like area. I passed it and just kept going straight..hoping Something familiar will pass me. I passed run down houses, abandoned buildings and then...a huge jail with wire fences wrapped around it. The night was getting scarier and scarier..and I kept driving..finally I hit the break made a U-turn and got back somehow on the highway going the right direction..My heart was beating so fast and I was glad to be back home!

When I was 10, my family visited Lewis and Clark Caverns in Montana. At one point the ranger turned out the light, just for a few seconds, so we would experience the complete darkness. That was truly frightening to me.

The spookiest place I have traveled is Gettysburg. The hotel we stayed in was next to the Jenny Wade house and we went on a ghost tour the night we arrived. OF course the guide told stories of all the hauntings in the area, including our hotel. That night as we lay in bed we were hearing banging on the pipes all night long and the sound of someone running back and forth on the outside walkway on our floor. Everytime we looked outside to check if someone was running, no one was there. It was eery but fun.

PS: We never stayed at that hotel again lol

Transylvania of course :)

We were traveling from Washington state to Texas. And we were outside of Fresno California when it became so foggy we couldn't see. Til this day we still don't know what town that was because we barely could see out of the windshield. We drove around in the fog looking for a place to rest for the night. After driving around for awhile we finally found a motel with a light on. My husband pulls up and i get nervous because it looked like the Bates Motel. I didn't even wanna get out the car. We go in the room and its just as bad inside as outside. I sat up in the chair for hours because i was afraid. Soon as the sun came up we rode out of that town so fast. 20 yrs later we still laugh about the motel we stayed in on our vacation.

As a world traveller, why are your best competitions only eligible to win if resident in USA? Is this discrimination as your Facebook is world wide?

My spooky trip happened many years ago as a friend and I drove through the Blue Ridge Mountains. It got late and foggy and we decided it was time to come down out the clouds. We found a small road on a map that seemed to lead back to civilization. It was twisty and unlit and no other cars were around. At one point we almost missed the detour around a bridge that had been washed out. It was very tense. Suddenly I had an image of a restaurant, a steak house, with white coffee mugs and red checked tableclothes. I knew we would be okay. We finally made it down the mountain and ended up in some small town still miles away from anything else. We stopped at the first light, which was a steak house with the very same tableclothes and mugs I had envisioned. I'm still not sure what happened that night.

Papa New Guinea!!! No civilization, tribal cultures!

Transylvania, of course! That, or the in-laws' house!

Fort Henry in Kingston Ontario Canada transforms during October to "Fort Fright" and it will scare your pants off! Something about the old gallows and the years of history that seem to pilde from the walls give it a very erie vibe!

Dublin, I went on a great spooky tour there!

Salem, MA, of course!

Waverly Mansion - Columbus, MS

The Bermuda Triangle

The Hall Of Mosses, Hoh Rain Forest, Olympic National Park, Washington
has to be the eiriest place to travel. We were there when it was misting out and towards dusk the the moss hanging from the trees looked like a halloween entrance to a haunted house.

Hall of Mosses HOH Rain forest WA

The Hall Of Mosses, Hoh Rain Forest, Olympic National Park, Washington
has to be the eiriest place to travel. We were there when it was misting out and towards dusk the the moss hanging from the trees looked like a halloween entrance to a haunted house.

I was travelling from Raleigh NC one fall to Va. Beach. While driving on the road, my friend was discussing with me and her sister - how on the last road trip from NC to VA, that they had hit a dog right in that very spot on the highway. We were on the road in Raleigh at that time. Well, you may say, well that isn't spooky at all... Well, thing is, that one minute before they were talking about hitting the dog.... I had a picture pop in my head of a dog being hit in front of a car..... I was too scared to even mention it to them... except for weeks afterwards... I cannot explain why I had that vision and haven't had it since... but it happened and it was SCARY to me.... REAL STORY.

a visit with the Adams family

Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine Florida

nightmares fear factory in Niagara falls

Anson Lights in Anson, Texas

The Hall Of Mosses, Hoh Rain Forest, Olympic National Park, Washington
has to be the eiriest place to travel. We were there when it was misting out and towards dusk the the moss hanging from the trees looked like a halloween entrance to a haunted house.

Hell, Grand Cayman--at night!

Locked outside Grand Central Station at 3 am

I used to live there and I would definitely say Edinburgh Scotland. Go to the cemetary (Greyfriars) by the Grass Market after dark. Very scary!

Alcatraz, San Francisco

the Bermuda Triangle!

Transylvania

Canada's Wonderland - Halloween Haunt. Super scarey!!!!

Prague in the Czexh Republic, it has many old hotels that say they are haunted, in fact on two different trips I have encountered ghost;y happenings with my family.

The scariest travel destination I have ever had was Bardstown Kentucky. Last year we went on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail and stayed in Bardstown Kentucky. The old part of town is so creepy after the sun goes down. We had dinner in the Talbott Tavern which is said to be haunted by Jesse James among many other ghosts. We went on a ghost walk through a very old cemetary with cripts tha are cracking open and photographed several orbs. Spending the night in the Jailer Inn was the highlight of the trip. The tree out front is where they hung many prisoners. The room we stayed in was once the dungeon. We were both jolted awake at the same time because it felt like someone ran into us. Other people that have stayed in that room have reported hearing men playing dice at the end of the bed or a small child getting into bed with in the middle of the night. There where churubs hanging from the ceiling and when I tried to photograph them they wheren't in the picture like they had flown away. This was a one time stay for me because I don'treally like being scared, but it does make for a good story.

The scariest place that I know is the dark, dank corner of my closet at midnight? Smile

My husband and I just got married over Labor Day weekend in Cape Cod. We rented a 150 year old lighthouse that's been converted to a vacation rental home. The place was lively and beautiful during the wedding. But after all the guests have left and it's just me and my husband. We started hearing the ocean waves and creaky wood floors. The entire surrounding is pitch black. All we can see is the moonlight reflecting on the ocean. There was also a wooden swing on the property that swings by itself. Is the the wind? or something else? During our week there, it rained for 3 days, and it was thrilling to watch the storm on top of the lighthouse. We also read all the guest book comments to make sure none of the comments end abruptly!

Come to NM if it is spooky you are looking for. Start with a visit to "Old Town" in Albuquerque and work your way North to other "Old Towns" located in Santa Fe, Taos and Las Vegas NM. I highly recommend schedualing with a ghost tour, there will be one located in each town. One of my favorite locations is a place where some will have the opertunity to photograph with a ghost "Julia Stabb" who is at the "La Posada Hotel" located in Santa Fe NM, You will have to ask the front desk for details. It's one of those things you just wont believe untill you experience it for yourself.

My house on Halloween night. It is all decorated outside, creepy and scary. Amazing that the little ones love it and run around thru all the decorations.

Salem, MA. I have a friend who lives there and she says it is downright creepy all through the fall.

Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood

London,England! quite the spooky, bloody history

The Hotel del Coronado in San Diego, CA. My Great-Grand Aunt Kate Morgan haunts their hotel since her death there in 1892. Lots of strange & spooky things happen that are associated with her.

Pompeii, Italy - very spooky. You walk the streets of an ancient city that was covered in lava and ash, and you even see limestone casts of some of the people who perished, and you feel like you walk among their ghosts!

The scariest place I have ever traveled was Iraq. After joining the military on September 11th 2001, it would only take two quick years before I would deploy to Iraq (my first deployment was to Afghanistan a year after I joined the Army). On September 11th 2003 I crossed the boarder of Iraq/Kuwait and the first person I saw in Iraq was a young child giving me the middle finger. It would only take 10 days in Iraq before I was wounded by a road side bomb that went off on the side of the road. Two pieces of shrapnel hit me in my lower back and it would stay in Iraq for another 6 months. Being in Iraq was by far the scariest place I have ever traveled, and I dont plane on buying an summer homes there!

New Orleans French Quarter - just after every one has gone to bed....

Transilvania. boohahahaha

Bardstown, KY

I have been in a few places that are known to be haunted, but I haven't personally experienced any "visions" or sightings. The weirdest location was the Winchester Mansion in San Jose, CA, which was only thought to be haunted by Mrs. Winchester. With its false staircases that lead to nowhere, doors and windows that open to walls, a door on the second floor that just opens to the outside (with no stairs, so watch that first step) - it was mighty interesting. Mrs. Winchester felt she was haunted by those who were killed by her husband's rifle (the winchester rifle), so her psychic told her to keep the ghosts confused by always adding on to her house. If she never stopped construction, they would never get to know their way around the house and wouldn't be able to find her to haunt her. The full story of the mansion, and of Mrs. Winchester, is long - but very interesting. Worth the tour for sure!

Either Sleepy Hollow, NY or Hells Kitchen, NYC.... both not very spooky but with names like those you never know what will stir up from the depths......

Chillingham Castle in the UK. Definitely scary!

The glow worm caves in New Zealand.

Volcanoes National Park on the Big Island of Hawaii.
It was a very dark night and we were the last two people at the bottom of the long road from the main part of the park down to where a trail out to where the active flow starts. The path is clearly marked at the start: it follows an old highway. After a while you encounter and old hardened lava flow that stretches as far as you can see up the slope of the mountain and as far as you can see down to the ocean. The hardened lava is so dark that we did not see it coming until it was a few feet in front of us. Now, with the lava completely covering the road, there are no markers to find your way... We continued for a while on this dark, uneven, barren landscape, very aware that we were completely alone, at the end of a long lonely road, down a long dark path, and now, maybe not even on the path any longer. It was completely silent, except for the distant sounds of ocean waves crashing on the shore - very spooky.

I would have to say the scariest place to visit on halloweeen is...... any local Walmart there are some of the freakist scariest people there and o my god don't go late at night olny at your own risk:-O

Salem Masachusetts....ghosts from the Salem Witch Trial linger on....

The strangest, spookiest place I've been to is the Catacombs in Paris... thousands of bones, skulls... all in these dark crypts... spooky and great!

Aokigahara Forest, Japan

The Witch's Cave At Rainbow Valley Fun Park. As a child, it terrified me!

To me, "spooky" makes me think of a place that feels so dangerous, I get jumpy walking around at night. So I looked up most dangerous places in the world, and looks like that would be Honduras. No offence to Hondurans out there, it's Google, not me! ^_^;

Salem Massachusetts

I think one of the creepiest places to visit would be Transylvania. Closer to home, I still want to visit a local attraction, called Chateau With Bay (in Stanstead, QC)

Chateau de Machecoul the castle of Machecoul ruins have plenty of spooky history Hundreds of victems were buried within the walls of the ruins and you can hear the children that were murdered in the night which is the local myth or legend. This place has got to be one of the creapest places to visit especially at night only in the daylight for me!!!

London, England in the fog

Transylvania -- for sure!!!

Prague or catacombs anywhere

We once stayed in this cabin at a camp site over Indian burial grounds. Someone was telling us the story. All night I heard creeping noises and the Dior handle kept trying to open and then the window shut by itself. I was scarred out if my mind!!!

Vancouver BC can be quite scary at Halloween. There's a haunted train in Stanley Park, Fright Nights at the PNE, and cemetery tours.

Cape Fear, NC This place is as scary as it's name.

October 30th. 1999' , and it's the nite before Halloween i drive up the Northern California coast to what would be a final destination - the Winchester House ! It's not that Spooky ? However , i drove in an all black vehicle witch i'll get back to in a minute. Arriving at dusk .. the tours are over for the evening so i head out to the hotel for the nite . I'll return to take that tour tomarrow . The drive to the hotel was down a long dusty road ..that went on and on . The road lined with trees was all there was to see ? Then ahead a clearing after a couple of miles of driving was this little Inn with a bed with my name on the pillow. I go thru the routine then get a clerks request to join the other guests for a late nite bon fire at midnite to exchange story's of Halloween pasts' . Well i do , little do i or the other guests' know what's in store for us ! The Inn's employee's every year get a kick out of scaring the bajeezus out of whoever they can ? Lol . That would be me that nite ..scared running from a bear coming up behind me ..remember to never drive a Blacked out vehicle ... it will alway's be the moving force of stopping you in your tracks ! Ha ha . One i'll never drive a Black vehicle again .. two i'll alway's stay in town at a Best Western from now on . Happy Halloween B W . = )

I picked Alcatraz Island I've seen televisions shows on it and not only does it look spooky but very interesting!

Salem, Massachusetts

New Orleans, Louisiana

Benton city WA . where at midnight if you turn ur car off it will roll up the hill. i still dont know how this happens but every yr i take the kids so they can enjoy the fear . :)

One of the most haunted places in Canada that I would love to visit is the Banff Springs Hotel located in Banff, Alberta
The story is that in the 1920s, on her wedding day, a young bride was descending the spiral staircase and her wedding dress caught on fire by the candles lining the staircase. While attempting to extinguish the flames, she slipped, fell down the staircase and to her death, by breaking her neck.
Employees of the hotel have reportedly heard strange noises coming from the bridal suite when it is not being occupied. They have also seen a figure in a long, flowing dress descending the stairs. The dress of the apparition will then catch on fire, and the figure will vanish.

My favorite spooky place to visit is the Maritime Museum in Victoria,BC.It was originally the site of the Victoria court house and jail,presided over by 'the Hanging Judge',Matthew Begbie who hung almost as many as he judged.The guilty were hung in the square outside the court house and buried on site.It is well worth the visit!

I visited Chernobyl, the eerie silence of the wind and abandoned buildings feels spooky, scary and appreciate life!

Point Pleasant

Definately Sleepy Hollow

I'd be scared of Sleepy Hollow.

A couple of years ago on our tour across the U.S. we happen to come across the town of Salem, Massachusetts and that was a scarry place and they like to keep it that way. The scarriest town I have ever been in.

Salem Massacheusests.....

Hands down, the scarriest town I have ever been too. You just have a shiver up your spine when you go there until you leave.

The Old Spagetti factory in Vancouver's Gastown in BC - watch for the shenanigans attributed to the ghost of a certain train conductor who met his end during a tragic collision on the underground railway track upon which the restaurant is built.

Salem, Mass(don't make me even try to spell the rest) comes to mind right away although I would be most freaked out visiting a haunted house.

I would have to go with New Orleans.....lots of history and every other building seems to have its own ghost story. Take a haunted tour and hear some of them for yourself!

Go to Aruba. Alot of people go there and mysteriously disappear. How creepy is that??

Gettysburg, PA- The battlefield is really scary at night. Lots of people have seen spirits and lights and other unexplained spooky sights and sounds.

Craigdarroch Castle museum Victoria, B. C.

Park City, Utah old mine shaft further up in the mountains from that city. Just plain creepy. Dark, cold and one of the most frightening place I have ever been in.

The Wyoming Territorial Prison in Laramie, Wyoming. I worked at the Territorial Park and there were many "unexplained" things from inside and outside the prison. So at Halloween when they have a great haunted prison tour I don't attend because I already have seen the spooks!

I would definitely have to say the Mansfield reformatory (of shawshank redemption fame) in Ohio! Its supposed to be very haunted!

Aokigahara

Japan

Aokigahara

Japan

Spookiest place I've visited was Saint John's, Newfoundland, Canada. We stayed at a supposedly "haunted" B&B and we did experience some freaky things there in the few days we stayed.

Hershey Park, Pennsylvannia

roswell nm the aliens probe nightly.

St Augustine Florida is the scariest place to travel too the have a haunted light house and more

I think the scariest place is The Lizzy Borden Bed & Breakfast in
Fall River, MA. That was SPOOKY! :)

Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado

I love the haunted old houses in New orleans!

Fort Riley

Kansas River, Fort Riley

Waverly hills sanitarium insane asylum

waverly hills sanitarium insane asylum

Spooky? Um.....I went INSIDE the Great Pyramid in Egypt! It was really cool!! But, you know, dark and ancient.

I would have to say New Orleans!!!! After all, it is known as the most haunted city in America!!!! I went there in the month of June; I can't imagine being there at this time of year!!! I went on a night tour of a cemetery where the tombs are above ground and it was really freaky!!! Voodo shops abound. What more do you want???

I would say, without a doubt, it is New Orleans! After all, it is known as the most haunted city in America!!!! Thankfully, I was there in the month of June; I can't imagine going there at this time of year! I went on a night tour of a cemetery where tombs are aboveground. It was freaky!!! Haunted tours, haunted houses, voodoo shops, what more do you want??????

As an Oregon State alumna and avid football fan...the scariest place to travel to is Eugene, Oregon!

Las Vegas there are alot of creapy people there !LOL

If you want scary, I suggest the catacombs underneath the city of Paris. Now that is spooky!

I say the Fort Gary hotel in Winnipeg, Manitoba. That place is haunted. Pretty spooky in my opinion....but...if you want scary, try winter in Winnipeg, Manitoba :) LOL

The Siberian plains at night, surrounded by the glowing eyes of fifty wolves.

The spookys destination on eart must be where I grew up in Zimbabwe!! Don't believe me read "The Fear" by Peter Godwin.

I think the seclusion and towering heights of the Colorado Rocky Mountains is pretty scary... I never realized how much the mountains bothered me until we drove cross country. Days of mountain driving gave me vertigo and additionally looking up at those huge cliffs and steep mountain grades put butterflies in my stomach. There is a hotel in Estes Park Colorado that served as an inspiration for a famous horror novel and movie that I would like to visit. I've seen it in documentries and it seems creepy. That would be my ultimate Halloween destination!

I think the seclusion and towering heights of the Colorado Rocky Mountains is pretty scary... I never realized how much the mountains bothered me until we drove cross country. Days of mountain driving gave me vertigo and additionally looking up at those huge cliffs and steep mountain grades put butterflies in my stomach. There is a hotel in Estes Park Colorado that served as an inspiration for a famous horror novel and movie that I would like to visit. I've seen it in documentries and it seems creepy. That would be my ultimate Halloween destination!

The spookiest place to travel would probably have to be that Haunted Mansion in Kensington Prince Edward Island. http://www.hauntedmansionpei.ca/ I have never gotten the guts to go in there, but maybe someday.

Ottawa the haunted jail! It is now a hostile!

Gettysburg. You just feel like you're being watched everywhere you go!

For the most part, my travels have been most un-spooky. Nonetheless, the travel between Edmonton and Saskatoon can end up being anything but. Last winter driving back from Edmonton, I watched a truck drive past about 30km over speed limit. i saw it fling into the ditch and spin out in that ditch. They managed to drive out of the snowy ditch and pass me yet again. Sometimes the scariest forces in the universe are reckless winter drivers.

The bone church in Rome! Even the chandelier was made with bones.

Calico Ghost Town

salem, ma !! witch trials are spooky enough for me!

alcatraz island at night

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ROSWELL,NM!!!! WE ARE NOT ALONE!!!!! LOL

Gettysburg, Pa. Haunted battlefields. Haunted orphanages. Ghost tours gallore.

I'm thinking Salem, Mass would be the scariest place to go!! All that history (and hype) in the chilly region of New England! Those Puritan outfits are almost as scary as any horror movie villan's costume, LOL.

Transylvania. Take a walk alone through the wooded mountains on foot in the dead of night when the moon is full. Whooooooooooooooo.

Bermuda's triangle

Rolling Hills Asylum
11001 Bethany Center Road
East Bethany , NY , 14054 USA
Phone 5855024066

Transylvania!

If you want a unique hotel experience, look no further than the historic Best Western Plus Windsor Hotel in Americus, Georgia. Built in 1892, the Windsor is a fine example of High Victorian, Moorish, and Islamic-influenced architecture. The large three-story atrium lobby has the original marble floor, and original hand-carved wooden accents. All of the furnishings are historically accurate, and the rooms are all unique. They even have two room in the large tower, one being the Honeymoon Suite (with a private staircase leading to the room), and the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Presidential Suite, where the famous presidential couple have actually stayed the night!

The Windsor is also certified haunted! The hotel offers a "Historically Haunted Hotel Tour", which features ghost stories of former guests that can still be seen around the property, and access to areas not normally open to the general public. They have have been ghost investigated by members associated with TAPS, from the SyFy Channel!! Great hotel and location: www.windsor-americus.com

Enjoy the biggest italian ghost town, Craco, Italy!!!

I am going to have to say Death Valley.....death is in the name of the place

The scariest place to travel? Home. I have to stay with my Mom there is no arguing. And then we have to try and live civilly until we leave. That is much scarier than any horror story or haunted house.

The trip that spooked me the most was one back in the 8th grade that I will never forget. In science club we decided to visit California Cavern. The place was amazing and something that should be seen by everyone. In one part of the tour they turn off the lamps and because you are underground there is no light at all. Pitch black, nothing. It scared me and I remember it to this day. I would go back in a heartbeat though.

Government House, Regina, Saskatchewan

Government House, Regina, Saskatchewan

Salem Massachusettes is a super spooky place to travel this time of year! Nothing like a good witch hunt story!

Salem Massachusettes is a super spooky place to travel this time of year! Nothing like a good witch hunt story!

there is a place in India called Lucknow and there is one structure called -'bhul bhulaiyan' - one big complicated maze. You can see from one end to another. I remember visiting that place in 6th grade and I had nightmares for a long time after that. Because of the age or whatever, till date, that is spookiest destination I have been to.

The spookiest place to go and visit would be the Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, La. I have been here on many occasions, and loved it every time i went! It is known as being one of america's top haunted houses! The grounds are lovely, the food is great, and if you can deal with the ghost its a nice place to stay the night! (But you could always stay at the Best Western :-) ) This is a place to add to your bucket list! Have a great day and Good luck to all that enter! @tiffany053p

Savannah, GA by far!!! It's the ghost capitol! Most of the town is haunted & there's too much proof to just dismiss it as fabrication! It's very well documented. Even skeptical bed/breakfast & hotel guests have reported paranormal activity & "late night" visitors to their room!!! YIKES!

One of the most spookiest places in America would be The Myrtles Plantation Home in St. Francisville, La. It is a lovely plantation home with beautiful grounds and great food. But the ghost come out at night! (and during the day) If you go take lots of photos because you never know what might show up in them. I have been on numerous occasions and had a blast each time. I have yet to stay, no one has the nerves to spend the night with me. You can go on Halloween night for a ghost tour. It is fun! If you are brave enough go for a visit and stay the night (or stay at best western down the street..lol) This is one place you want to add to your bucket list! @tiffany053p http://myrtlesplantation.com/

If you are a horror movie fan you should come to Pittsburgh where Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead were filmed! You can also stop by quite a few haunted houses, graveyards and corn mazes!

New Orleans at Halloween is pretty spooky

The spookiest place I went to was Centralia, USA. The ghost town reminds me of Silent Hill. When I went with my friends we thought it was going to be a pretty awesome trip and it was don't get me wrong but it was pretty creepy. With the smoke coming out of the cracks and explosions going off every so often it was a different experience. Not to mention that all of us felt like we were being followed. When the fog rolled in we decided it was about time to leave.

The Church of St. James in Prague is absolutely gorgeous, with lots of great statues, paintings, and stained glass. On your way out, though, you may notice something strange hanging over the exit.

It's a mummified arm.

According to legend, a thief hid in the church until it was empty, then tried to loot its valuables. When he tried to lift a statue of the Virgin Mary, it came to life, grabbing his arm and refusing to let go.

She finally did. The next morning. After a monk cut the man's arm off.

The arm now hangs over the door as a warning other thieves. It works, too: I didn't take ANY of the spare toiletries in my hotel bathroom.

a really scary place to go would be an outlet mall (like Grove City PA) on Black Friday morning ;)

Suicide Bridge in Maryland

Suicide Bridge in Maryland

The cemetary tour at Havana, Cuba is much spooky. Also the Russian guys in their black speedos on Varadero beach.

I think one of the scariest places would have to be the Stanley hotel from The Shining. I couldn't imagine staying there and not hearing " here's Johnny" echoing in the halls.

For me, #1 is Newark NJ with Detroit MI a close second.

St Louis Cemetery in New Orleans Louisiana .
SPOOKY/Scary!

I think maybe not the scariest place, but the neatest place to visit, is the Mansfield reformatory in Mansfield, Ohio. This is where the movie Shawshank Redemption was filmed. Very interesting and the show Ghost Hunters filmed there too!!

Spookiest place in the world -- catacombs in Paris. Don't miss them if you're traveling to France.

Visit Barkerville, BC but be warned, "leave your gold at home." Barkerville was the main town of the booming Cariboo Gold Rush in British Columbia, Canada. It has been preserved as a historic town. It's now a seasonal tourist attraction during the summer months.

Barkerville is a fair drive from any major town or city but worth it as you feel its spooky vibrant energy and marvel at its past. The town is considered an official ghost town. It appears as it did back in its heyday. Visitors can step back in time. You can almost hear the music and feel like time has stood still.

Legend has it, that if you visit Barkerville wearing any gold, ghosts of old gold miners remain so eager to find their pot of gold that they may hitch a ride home with you. Be very careful whom you pick up. Muhaha!!!

Barkerville needs a couple of Best Western hotels in the area as accommodation is limited.

Visit Barkerville, BC but be warned, "leave your gold at home." Barkerville was the main town of the booming Cariboo Gold Rush in British Columbia, Canada. It has been preserved as a historic town. It's now a seasonal tourist attraction during the summer months.

Barkerville is a fair drive from any major town or city but worth it as you feel its spooky vibrant energy and marvel at its past. The town is considered an official ghost town. It appears as it did back in its heyday. Visitors can step back in time. You can almost hear the music and feel like time has stood still.

Legend has it, that if you visit Barkerville wearing any gold, ghosts of old gold miners remain so eager to find their pot of gold that they may hitch a ride home with you. Be very careful whom you pick up. Muhaha!!!

Barkerville needs a couple of Best Western hotels in the area as accommodation is limited.

Michigan! Where else can you go to Salem AND Hell in one day?

I think a spooky destination place would be "The tower of London" in England. Being in the same place where hundreds, including Anne Boleyn got executed and beheaded in scares the **** outta me! LOL

A ghost was the last thing I ever expected to be sharing a room with. This past summer, my mother, my three daughters and I took an all girl holiday to a Guest Ranch in the Interior of B.C., Canada. Our trip started out according to plan, we drove from our home on Vancouver island to the interior of BC. We were so excited, looking forward to 7 days of riding, relaxing and recharging. On arrival, we knew we'd fit right in. The rustic decor, relaxed pace and friendly staff added to our mood. That first night, i slept well. After a day of long travel, an evening ride and a hearty delicious meal, we all slept like dead people, no pun intended..... That was the last night I slept so well at the Ranch. We were visited each night after by a ghost. We were to find out later, that several ghosts have wandered the bunkhouses, barns and buildings of the guest ranch. Some so frightening that the wranglers and ranch hands wont stay alone on the property in the winter months. My first encounter, was before I knew any better. Hours after we drifted off to sleep on our 2nd night, I was woken by a muffled thumping of bootsteps across the floor of our bunkhouse. I then felt something brush by the end of my bed touching the bedcovers! I sat up started, grabbed for the lamp and looked around the room. My two daughers in my room were fast asleep.......and I saw nothing. Those strange sounds were followed by a rattling of our door. I didn't sleep well the rest of that night. I felt silly the next day, bringing it up to my mother, who stayed in the room next door with my oldest daughter. She heard nothing but my 1 year old daughter heard the heavy footsteps. Heartened by my daughters experience, I asked one of the wranglers, who refused to talk about the ghosts, he would only acknowledge that they roamed the ranch an no one would stay in the winter. That next night by the time I went to bed, I had convinced myself that there was no such thing. I had no idea what I was in for. A few hours after falling asleep, i was woken again, by the sound of boot steps moving across the floor again, this time moving towards me. I began to sit up and tried to reach the lamp only to feel this chill envelope around me, like feeling a fridge door open on my face. I laid back, quickly and as I did, the cold went away from my face and I could swear I saw the outline of an old cowboy in the room. And then was gone. Needless to say, I didn't sleep well again.

I asked many of the ranch hands and staff as I could, but none would give me any answers. The ranch was full of guests and I wonder if any one else experienced what I did. Maybe I startled an old cowboy - staying in his old bunkhouse......but never saw him again. I can't wait to return to the Guest Ranch next summer with my Mom and girls, sure to be an annual holiday, but I think I will request a different room next time.........

Transylvania! Guard your neck everyone! >:D

the brumuda triangle has all the unexplained disapearences of ships and planes. That is pretty spooky

Spookiest place to travel is to Buffalo, NY to the old Central Train Terminal. Ghost Hunters did an all night live show from there last year! I've been there for Halloween Parties! It is an eeeerie place. This year the owners of the building are doing candle lit ghost tours right through the day after Halloween.. then the following weekend is the big Halloween Party to benefit Children's Hospital. There has always been a lot of speculation surrounding the building for many many years.. a group bought it 5 years ago and are in the process of revitalizing the building, and even doing so the workers hear and see things within the building all the time. There is a room on the 2nd or 3rd floor that no one will go in... nor are they going to remodel it!

Cedar Point, an amusement park, has Halloweekends every year. You can either choose to make it not spooky, or spooky for your children. Either go in the day for the non spooky fun, or dusk till night for the spooooky fun!

Bran Castle, Transylvania (Dracula's castle)

Transylvania Romania - Dracula's Castle

Alcatraz Island - California

The best spooky place in Cheyenne Wy is F.E. Warren Air Force Base. This old military base was established in 1867 and has many spooky stories to tell. Take the ghost trolley tour and travel around the base to hear of ghost sightings and unexplained screams. Numerous sightings have been reported of a woman in building 34 which use to be the base hospital. Some say it's a nurse who use to work in the hospital and she appears to be checking on patients. Rumor has it a mental patient escaped from this hospital and killed six nurses. Also hear stories about sightings of cavalry men in full dress uniforms and the "Gus Quarters" or Quarters 80. It has been said furniture gets rearranged and cabinets open by themselves from a soldier who jumped out of the second story window and died after he was caught with another soldier's wife. The book "Ghosts on the Range: Eerie True Tales of Wyoming" by Debra D. Munn recounts many of the ghost stories from this historic military base.

The Beardslee Manor in LIttle Falls, New York !

The spookiest place we have ever gone was Frankenstein Castle outside Darmstadt, Germany. Monsters, ghouls and goblins are around every turn as you walk the ruins in the darkness. We took our children there and they still talk about it 20 years later. It was so realistic that everyone in attendance was horrified!

I have heard that the Catacombs of the Capuchins in Sicily is a very spooky place to visit! There are thousands of mummified bodies dressed in clothes & in poses. Lots of spooky places in Italy from what I've read.

In the USA, New Orleans has a lot of spooky places such as the St. Louis Cemetery!

Amityville, NY.

I think the scariest (semi-local) place to travel is the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, CA, especially around Halloween time. It's very, very creepy even in the day time, but during the nights in October, the Halloween Flashlight Tours are especially scary.

I'd say the Stanley Hotel!

The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, CO. Town is even scary!

I would have to say Salem Massachusetts

Winchester Mystery House in San Jose CA would top the list!

Stanley park at night.

The creepiest place I've visited recently would be Nothing, Arizona. We pulled off the highway (93?) between Wickenburg and Kingman when we saw the sign. Things were VERY quiet. In fact, we were the only two people there, just my wife and I and the Nothing sign. I walked over to some broken down buildings and looked inside. It was then that I realized how the town got its name. There was so much nothing in Nothing tha nothing has ever creeped me out like Nothing!

Old City Hall, Toronto, CA
There are legends of ghosts of prisoners and hanged men!!

In Jerez, Spain, we visited a bodega where the paintings on the wall were right out of a Scooby doo episode. The eyes followed us everywhere! Seriously spooky.

Ripley's Haunted Adventure in Myrtle Beach , SC! SO fun and scary lol

Thank you for the chance!

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I would love to travel to California and take a tour of Alcatraz. Movies like Murder in the First and Escape from Alcatraz portray it as such a gloomy and creepy place, I'm sure it would be one of the spookiest places to visit that I can think of!

spookiest place to travel on halloween on any time after sunset would have to be Alcatraz, San Francisco. Luckly i visited there during the day but I could only imagine what it would be like after dark if someone ever missed the ferry back to the mainland, talk about spooky.

Cont'd Alcatraz just think about it.. many people have died in that place (and how many of peoples ghosts are still left behind that never crossed over?) , its in the middle of the island. theres no way out or off the island, cant swim back because its too far and afraid there might be sharks in the water.

are you spooked yet?

Scariest place to travel: Hands-Down! it's one's In-Laws!

Transylvania!

Timberline Lodge at Mt. Hood, Oregon.
The outside was used for the movie "The Shining"!

The concentration camps in Germany

South East part of Washington DC - can be scary even during daytime.

The spookiest place i've ever been? No joke,Los Angeles,California! I have an uncle in Sacremento&I visited LA with my parents when I was 13. It was both beautiful&scary,with different sorts of people I had never experienced in my home of Waterloo,Iowa. The real scariness was when my parents&I went to Disneyland,needless to say I was fascinated by the place,having never been there. But,my parents,who had left me on my own&told me I needed to be back at a certain time,got one of the biggest spooks of their lives when they though I hadn't listened to them&thought I was lost,which to be honest,I was. But,with the help of some of the nicest people i'd ever met,at "The Happiest Place On Earth"(they don't call Disneyland that for nothing!),I surprised my parents,and even myself,by coming back on time&all was well with the world. My parents are both in Heaven now,but I look upon this as one of the fondest memories of us as a family.

It may not be Amityville, and it may not have blood dripping from the walls but my destination brings fear to the hearts of 4 grown adults who go home for the holidays....

My mom and stepdads house scares me, I go home for a week every other Christmas and I swear his 25 year old slippers plan on attacking us all in our sleep. Add to that he lives in a planned devlopment, so everyone looks like the "Stepford" family; compliant, oddly serene, and they all wave at you like beauty pagent contestants. Did I mention the golf carts? No, well it looks like they all are patrolling for escapees who snuck out THINKING they could find a hotel to stay at instead, only to be stopped by silver haired sentries bent on telling you what their tee time is next week.
What's worse? I'm in a wheelchair, the bedrooms are all upstairs, yes when I go home for the holidays I crawl upstairs. If you haven't seen carpeting at 6 inches from your face, then you haven't seen anything truely frightening!
Please pick me, I adore my family, really I do, but I always fear that I'll get stuck in a re-enactment of Hitchcock's "Rear Window" whenever I fly home for the holidays. We adore Best Western, and there happens to be one less then a mile from my mom's house, so please, save me from the zombies in golf carts this year!

( FYI, I happen to love my family, gray hair, golf carts, bad carols, old jokes and family history. No kidding, I just could use a night off in a hotel room!)

I think Savannah is a spooky travel destination--I wouldn't want to be wandering around the gravestones of the creepy Bonaventure Cemetery after dark! The city offers lots of ghost tours too, for those who are brave enough!

My in-laws house

The Torture Museum in Amsterdam!

exploring the eastern state penitentiary out by philly

Alkatraz!!

The scariest trip was a camping trip as a child. My little brother wandered into the woods one morning and I followed trying to bring him back. Needless to say, we both got horribly lost in a national forest for several hours and were scared out of our minds!

I'd say Forks, talk about scary/creepy wanna be vampires *shiver*

The scariest place to travel to is for sure Hell, Michigan.

Bat Cave NC
Not scary but very interesting place In the heart of the mountains of NC and everywhere you stop, you see something with BATS on it. Sure seems like a good Halloween place to be.

The Bates Motel in Thornbury PA. It's just like the name says, Psycho worthy.

Hell, Michigan for sure....no one wants to go to Hell.

We recently went to chattanooga tn for a fall weekend.At night at ruby falls you go 20 feet underground to a underground cave and they have a haunted walk under ground.It is not for kids.It is very scary.Expecially being 20 feet under ground by elevator.I was really spooked.

The scarriest place on earth to travel is the Bermuda Triangle. Never thought Id make it back to enter this contest!

We recently went on a weekend fall trip to chattanooga .We went to ruby falls.At halloween you go 20 feet underground in a small elevator.They have a haunted cave.It is not for kids very scary.I was spooked.

I was so SCARED from Schwarzwald in Germany.

You should see it.

Kevin

The spookiest place is Amityville New York, where the Amitiville Horror House is. I once went to the house and it was so spookie.

the spooky place for me would b universal sutdio

Spookiest place to travel has to be Salem, MA given the history there. With all the snow they got up there this weekend makes even scarier. Happy Halloween!

Dominican Republic where locals go to the bars

Saint Augustine, FL. is a great spooky place to visit . I stayed at the St. Francis bed& breakfast which is one of the stops on the haunted walks that they have in the historical district. There are documented stories about the Inn and haunted happenings since a young women hung herself in one of the third story bedrooms.While I was staying there when we came back to our room there were 2 pictures in the room that were hung upside down and the tweezers my girlfriend was using ended up in the ajoining bedroom on the bed even though I saw her place them in her cosmetic bag a few minutes before. All while the alarm clock started to ring and no one had set it the whole time we were there. We were literally screaming. There has been several events that have happened here, I know I won't forget my experience.

My companion and I went to New Orleans and stayed at this hotel that was scary. We had celebrated the day we arrived around New Orleans. That night, I went to the bathroom to get ready for bed and noticed that the bathroom was very cold. I told my companion about it and he thought it was strange that the bathroom only was so cold. However, we were very tired and went to bed for some much needed rest. We were just drifting off to sleep when I felt like someone had sit down on the side of the bed. I looked and there was a woman dressed in old clothes sitting near me. I jumped up from a laying position and the vision was gone. I turned on the light. Nothing was there. My companion assured me, and said I must have been dreaming and thought I seen this woman on the bed. Well, needless to say, it took some time for me to go back to sleep. Then way later in the night, my comanion got up to go to the bathroom and the woman was standing in the bathroom. He freaked out. I heard him, and turned on the light, and the lady was gone. He was convinced there was something not right about this room. We called to see if they could get us another room. They were completely booked due to Mardi Gras. We left. We got a cab and found a place to stay outside of town. We will never forget that vacation.

I thought it was always spooky to fly over the Bermuda Triangle. Heard one too many creepy stories.

Since I don't live far, I think Gettysburg, PA is one of the scariest places, the fields and inns are full of the ghosts of soldiers from both the North and South and some civilians too!

Anywhere dark with no steet lights. always spooky.

Anywhere without street lights - always creepy.

Caves of any sorts are very creepy!

eastern state penitentiary in philly pa

Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico when thousa.nds of bats come out at dusk.

Fouke, Arkansas, home of the Fouke monster.

Luray Caverns

New Orleans is very haunted lots of orbs,spirits, and cool places to go like the Spotted cat and Pravda and Frenchman street. If you go go to Pirates alley for a absinthe drink,Pat o Brian's for a Hurricane drink. Make sure you go on a haunted history tour we got alot of orbs in our pictures. All the voodoo stores are really neat we also went to marie levaeu's tomb. Cafe Dumond has really good coffee and Beignets. The french market is a fun place to go our friend foday sells african dresses there. Magazine street was fun lots of vintage stores like trashy diva. If you go to congo square they have african congo drumming every sunday. The african spiritual center is across the street on rampart st, Then go to the golden feather our friend chaka owns this cool indian resteraunt. Best Western take me away!

New Orleans cemeteries.

Cemeteries in New Orleans, LA.

The island of women in isles de mujeres is very haunted. The pirate mucanda plantation what i enjoyed there was the black boars. We went to the above ground cemetary lots spirits were there it was right after the day of the dead festivities. On the island they have the turtle farm that was fun. Theres a good fish place Tic and Xic you can take your motor cart right to the places. Villa rolandi is a beautiful resort on the island the food is very good. The pirate dinner crusie is spooky and fun late night cruise. Always ready for adventure!

Bodo Norway, because the IATA Airport code is BOO!

The island of women in mexico is very spooky and haunted. We went to the above ground cemetary right after the day of the dead there were lots of spirits. You can take your motor cart around to all the special spots. Pirate mucandas plantation was haunted i liked the black boars. There is a turtle farm there to that was fun. The fertility goddess was neat to see you could feel the energy of the spirits. A good place to eat is tic and xic very is a very good fish hut you can eat right on the beach. Villa rolandi is a beautiful resort the food is delicious you can take a yacht from cancun to the island. We lucked out on taking that since we were going to lunch at the hotel the owner set it up for us. were ready for a trip cant wait to go back!

The best spooky place to visit is Rutland Vermont for their famous Halloween parade one night around Halloween. It has developed such a following that even several comic books including an older edition of Spider Man have written it into their story.
If you go you can stay at one of our favorite Best Western's just outside of town on the way up the mountain toward killington. The Best Western Inn and Suites in Rutland. Have fun!

If you're looking for a spooky haunt, try St. Augustine's Ghost tour. The nation's oldest city has ghosts on every corner including children haunting a local swing set.

I think I am going to go with Roswell NM that'd be pretty spooky to me.

Why MY HOUSE tonight! hahahahaha. (In Calgary, AB)

My grandparents, mom and I stayed at a haunted plantation in Lousiana near my grandpa's hometown of Marksville in Avoyelles parish and that night we heard noises for hours including what sounded like people walking up and down the stairs near our room. We were supposed to stay three nights but instead moved to a Best Western 20 miles away. Very scary!

I like to travel to the haunted house in Edmonton!

the bermuda triangle

Gettysberg, Pensylvania!! OMG, this place is seriously scary xD

My family is a Best Western Family since 1993, and we had several planned trips in Michigan. but the most spookiest place we have been, was in Lenora, Kansas. There was this little tiny town of maybe 25 families scattered from one another, all forming a horseshoe of sorts in front of a vacant corn field. One night right around dusk, I seen a van pull up, and four men entered into a trailer very well dressed. They came out ten minutes latter wearing coveralls, and walked into the center of the corn field, with caution they followed each other always checking the ground. My rental house was fifty feet from the corn field, in the back yard. I decided to follow them after a few minutes, and seen why they kept checking the ground. a good infestation of tarantulas, and a few snakes curled up off to one side of the tunnel like path, the men made. I started to feel a really bad feeling down my neck, and I kept feeling someone watching me, with intense interest. The corn field opened up in a small area, with a small concrete like shack with a chain link fence surrounding it. I approached the fence, only to have a sick feeling to over come me. My family and I was in the play ground of a nuclear launch site. If a war broke out, the opposing enemy would first try to take out all our launch sites, and we was living next to one!

I think I'd say Salem MA

Plan on driving to Texas for Christmas, sure would come in handy!

Concord, Massachusetts -- what is spookier than Sleepy Hollow Cemetery?

Tombstone, Az!

A trip to DC, where Poltergeist was filmed!

Mammoth Cave, KY. Its underground, its cold, its dark and its massive.

Bingeman Park(Scream Park) in Kitchener, ON.

My spooky destination would be DC, i have family there i would like to visit and they are pretty scary!

The spookiest place to travel to would have to be my bathroom! Just Kidding. The spookiest place seems like it would have to be Lemp Mansion in St. Louis.

My in-laws is the scariest place I have visited, but seriously Cheesemans Farm will scare your socks off !

Pennsylvania

The Tower of London is really creepy. I wouldn't want to stay overnight there!

It would have to be Dracula's haunt Transylvania,Romania

Spookiest place to travel is located right in my state _Hell, Michigan-Boo!

Well, the scariest place for me is Bradenton, FL - but that's because too many family members live there! Other than that, I'd think Transylvania would be pretty scary!

I believe the spookiest place to travel would be Arundel. The town is literally overlooked by a castle. I read a story online that the towns people say that if you go to the castle in the late evening, you can see a girl standing at the top believed to be looking for her love.

THE spookiest travel destination in the US HAS to be Savannah, GA where I am from. Ghosts, spirits, and other sightings happen here ALL the time. We are #1! Forget the rest, you know there is a reason Sherman didn't burn Savannah, he was too scared! BOO

Taking my two young boys to the Haunted Mansion at Disney was the best "spookiest" destination we've had so far! All day long, running around in costume and then visiting the Haunted Mansion! We still talk about the Ghost Hitchhikers!

The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. It has one room, 928 that is known to be haunted by Montgomery Clift. I was invited to a seance in this room and it was pretty daunting.

10th St & Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20004

Headquarters of the IRS . . . now thats Scary . . .

The bottom of the ocean in the "Titanic". I think that would really be scary!!

10th St & Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20004
Headquarters of the IRS . . . now thas scary . . .

At the bottom of the ocean at the Titanic! Now that would be scary!!

morgan/ monroe county state park cemetary in indiana.

The scariest destination is the whaley house in san diego, ca. Never a dull moment visiting this location, and i love staying at the best western hacienda hotel when doing so!!! :-)

I think the catacombs of Paris would be the spookiest destination! The Haunted Mansion at Disneyland is a bit more my speed, though. ;-)

Haunted theatre in Kinston NC

Want a spooky trip? Stay at the Sylvia Beach Hotel in Newport, Oregon & make sure to ask for the Edgar Allen Poe room.

If you can sleep with ravens staring at you all night & a PENDULUM BLADE hanging over your head, you've got nerves of steel!

Several years ago we visited the Winchester House in California! SPOOKY!! The house was owned by Winchester's wife, after her daughter and her husband died, something told her to move out west (she was living in Boston), and to continue to build onto this ranch house in California, to keep away the evil spirits of those who were killed by Winchester's guns. There are a lot of weird things going on there: stairs leading into the ceiling, and a door to nowhere, etc. Wild place! She died in the house, but was buried in Connecticut.

Definitely one of the spookiest places I've ever visited!

Without a doubt the spookiest place I have ever been in the Lizzy Borden House in Fall River, MA. The home where Mr Borden and his wife were killed with a hatchet. They take you on a tour of the home and into the rooms where the murdered Bordens' were found. Lizzy Borden, daughter, did stand trial and found not guilty. You can even spend the night, if you dare. It is a bed and breakfast. Very spooky and weird feelings while in the house.

My House.

One of the scariest places to travel would be Actun Tunichil Muknal (Cave of the Stone Sepulcher) in Belize

One of the scariest places to travel would be Actun Tunichil Muknal (Cave of the Stone Sepulcher) in Belize

Transylvania!!! You can visit Bran Castle. oooooo now thats scary!

Saugatuck, Michigan..where the Melon-heads hide in the woods.

Anywhere super rural. When it gets dark, who knows what's lurking out there!

It seems like Savannah, GA would be a spooky place to travel.

Bangor ME to see Stephen King's Spooky house.

Living in New England, I have to admit there are plenty of places that are perfectly spooky... However, one that comes to mind and that is known by quite a few people is Salem, Massachusetts. When I visit, I get an eerie feeling-and feel that wherever I go, I am never really alone. Visiting historic sites and knowing what went on so many years ago during the witch trials really makes the hair on my arms stand on end. After talking about it to a co-worker, she decided to go with another friend and they walked around the town, taking photos and enjoying themselves. That next Monday, after arriving home, she took her roll of film to the drugstore to get it processed at lunch time. We eagerly awaited the photos, and much to her surprise she realized that she was NOT alone! Several photos of her taken in Salem had unexplained shadows, orbs and one even had a small semi transparent young man behind her... who she swore was not an employee or anyone she saw at the time the photo was taken. Spooky? I say yes!

Definitely Salem

Spookiesf for me ever was the underground tour in Seattle Washington. It was dusty, dark a long tour with loads of history of first nations and the wild west. It was really interesting with the element of suprise, ghosts, history and belief.

definitely the Catacombs in Paris! The walls are lined with human skulls and bones! The worst part for me was the narrow ladder you had to climb down to reach the tunnels. Scary!

Riverview cemetery, Pearl Rd., Cleveland Ohio

The Vatican Grottoes! They are crypts under Saint Peter's. Totally spooky!

Halstatt, a small village in Austria, sits in a beautiful mountain setting. But the Painted Skulls of Halstatt can be spooky and a little creepy. When the cemetery was full the villagers began digging up the graves and putting the skulls in a crypt under the church. Today it's one of the most popular attractions in the area. You can read the story here:
http://blog.hotelclub.com/the-painted-skulls-of-halstatt/

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Statesville prison is the best haunted house around located in joliet, il .if you can make it threw you get your 30 dollars back not to many make it. Go threw cells and gotta find your way out people dressed up liked prisoners that where excuted

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